[Interdisciplinary] [Civil Engineering] [Chemical Engineering] [Electrical Engineering] [Mechanical Engineering]
2024 CAPSTONE PROJECTS
[Interdisciplinary] [Civil Engineering] [Chemical Engineering] [Electrical Engineering] [Mechanical Engineering]
2023 CAPSTONE PROJECTS
[Interdisciplinary] [Civil Engineering] [Chemical Engineering] [Electrical Engineering] [Mechanical Engineering]
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CAPSTONE PROJECT ARCHIVES
[2022] [2021] [2020]
LIVABLE LAST-MILE DELIVERY
VEHICLE AND FACILITY
Reid Chambers (ME)
Zachary Potoskie (ME)
Minah Ali (CE)
Leanne Ortega (CE)
Jason Wan (CE), Selena Wu (CE)
Advised by Professors Melody Baglione (ME) amd David Wootton (ME)
LIVABLE LAST-MILE DELIVERY
VEHICLE AND FACILITY
Reid Chambers (ME)
Zachary Potoskie (ME)
Minah Ali (CE)
Leanne Ortega (CE)
Jason Wan (CE), Selena Wu (CE)
Advised by Professors Melody Baglione (ME) amd David Wootton (ME)
Zachary Potoskie (ME)
Minah Ali (CE)
Leanne Ortega (CE)
Jason Wan (CE), Selena Wu (CE)
Over 2 million packages are delivered in NYC every day. The current delivery infrastructure relies on large trucks that cause street congestion, pollution, and safety risks. Our project aims to reimagine package transport on an efficient, resilient delivery e-cycle platform, designed in parallel with an integrated last-mile delivery hub. This facility specifically accomodates e-cycle delivery vehicles and incorporates design feedback from community members. The vehicle employs a lightweight folding modular cart that protects cargo and facilitates faster loading. Additionally, we tested the viability of installing a regenerative braking system on the cycle trailer.
LINK TO CIVIL ENGINEERING POSTER
LINK TO MECHNICAL ENGINEERING POSTER
E-cycle delivery platform for efficient, green last-mile delivery.